Sentence examples for a more hardline from inspiring English sources

They would prefer a more hardline leader.

A more hardline approach then could have improved the lot of millions of people.

It may be that a growing audience for these ideas is pulling Breitbart in a more hardline direction.

Even Hillary Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, is believed to hold a more hardline stance on Iran than Barack Obama.

A more hardline view is that these people accepted their peerages, so they get the title, like it or not.

Over the years, as he has become a more hardline Islamist and has justified torture by stating that it is authorised by the Koran.

They're a little more hardline, but I haven't made up my mind.

"I think particularly since the reemergence of Putin and a much more hardline regime, [especially] with the problems now in the Ukraine, there's been this sense that Russia remains a geopolitical threat and a hostile power – even if it's post-communist – and I think that's really the reason you see this type of villainy," says Chapman.

Robert Zoellick (7/2) As number two to Condoleezza Rice at the State Department, he was seen as a counterpoint to more hardline voices such as Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld.

"There is a feeling that the more hardline your interpretation, the more authentic it is, and that's not the case at all — it's just not true of Islamic law".

A number of the more hardline Tory Brexiteers seem to be actively manipulating the parliamentary processes surrounding Brexit in order to secure "No Deal".